whither , also: whithero

His plan was changed, and men do not know whither he has gone.

His name was Atheist, and he asked them whither they were going?

"But do you know then whither we are going?"

Now let me go on to point out whither this idea of uniqueness tends.

Farrell bowed back and asked them whither they were bound.

As he passed me, I spoke to him, and asked him whither he went.

It makes sense to conserve water for drinking, but are we supposed to sit back while our beloved plants whither away?

He tried to seem to be looking everywhere but whither he really was looking - down the road.

Melkor had gone whither he would, and his vengeance was achieved.

No one knew whither he had gone.

For night came down on the battlefield, and he was lost, and none saw whither he went.

"I shall give orders to have these two casks transported whither you please.

The man who held out against the Church vanished away, and none knew whither he had gone or what had befallen him.

Ham asked him whither he was going.

Whither away lies the dream of your soul?"

"And do you know whither he went?"

The wizards of the West can raise and still the winds, and make them blow whither they will.

All that evening and last night we rode hard, but in the darkness the soldier left us, and I do not know whither he went.

We know whither they are taken!

But whither now shall I go? '

You will go whither you will find 8.

But the way was further than he thought, and on the road he met a little old man who asked him whither he was going.

Alone of all men there, Mirabeau may begin to discern clearly whither all this is tending.

I am convinced that he wished to ascertain exactly whither we were taking the jongejuffrouw.

'Then whither go ye, boatmen fair, down the river gliding?